Prouty ordered to send monthly alimony reminders
In Chicago a judge granted Mrs. Lilly Prouty a separate maintenance decree and ordered her husband Charles W. Prouty to mail $60 monthly reminders of his existence. Daisy Knight faces perjury charges after admitting false testimony in a divorce case with Hartley G. Knight. Edward Rockwell is declared an official bachelor after his wife Harriet Neil Rockwell described his departure from a traditional marriage.
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Chicago
Greenwood Avenue
Hartley G. Knight
Illinois Central Railroad
Daisy Knight
Sullivan
Walker
Edward
New York
Harriet Neil Rockwell
East Sixty-third Street
Rockwell
Dr Owen seeks living descendants of Philip Mayfield
Montgomery Ala Dec 12 Dr Thomas M Owen director of archives and history seeks any living descendants of Philip Mayfield a private in Company A Fifth Alabama Partisan Rangers captured at Shelbyville Tenn June 27 1863 died at Fort Delaware Aug 6 1863 to share in Georgia property He asks for military record age residence enlistment date and other facts and requests any information from Mayfield family.
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Montgomery
Ala
Thomas M. Owen
Department of Archives and History
Philip Mayfield
Georgia
Fort Delaware
Del
Owen
Mayfield
Local Notes From Irvington and Mobile Area Society
Irvington report notes Mr E W Flint joining family in Chicago for a lucrative post. Mr H C Gilmer of Fruitdale died Friday nearby. Ladies Aid netted funds from apron sale. Satsuma Day in Mobile drew fifty visitors from the area. Miss Georgie Carpenter of St Elms showed hand painted china at Mr A C Hatch’s grocery. Mrs R A Sleep hosted the 500 club honoring her mother at Home avenue. Gurls tomato contest winners were Miss Evelyn Dew and Miss Sadie Gayette. prizes awarded after a visit to the Cawthon hotel Mobile.
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E. W. Flint
Chicago
H. C. Gilmer
Fruitdale
Ala
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mobile
Georgie Carpenter
St. Elms
A. C. Hatch
R. A. Sleep
Home Avenue
Evelyn Dew
Sadie Gayette
Cawthon Hotel
Local Social News From Town Residents Amid Travel and Visits
Henry Young and mother of Kan kakee visited friends in town. Mr and Mrs J H Lyons of Monroeville returned home after a short visit to relatives here. Miss Ruth Gienn of Greenville stayed with her sister Mrs Dr Tippins on Evergreen street and arranged for care of their farms. Mrs A F Giebel leaves Friday for Fon du Lac Wis for a month visiting relatives. A farewell party was given for an organizer with Miss Helen Burns and Miss Leona Wright guiding. Mrs Louise Cole hosted the Women's Pioneer Club with a short program and lunch. Mobile visitors and local families hosted guests incl Mr and Mrs Hoff man, Broner, Costello, Steadhaus, Kimball, Miller. A group enjoyed a Saturday night gathering at A E Parks. Dr Martha Stauffer returned to Grand Rapids Mich. Harry Macy of Delchamps visiting W P Russell. A runaway near K Dyar's injured Eugene Webb and Ollia Anderson as the carriage upset. The Satsuma edition of The newspaper was appreciated by fruit industry readers.
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Dickens Club
Willie Johnson
W. H. Strong
Evergreen Street
T. L. Haygood
Brewton Orchestra
Brewton Band
Our City
M. Gordon
Little Gan
Bostick
8. C
Ethel Davison
J. B. Morgan
Andalusia
Bishop Candler
C. L. Mueemne
J. H. Lyons
Monroeville
Ruth Gienn
Greenville
Dr. Tippins
A. F. Giebel
Fon du-Lac
Wis
Women's Pioneer Club
J. M. Kroner
Hoffman
Chunchula
Broner
Aug Costello
Joe Steadhaus
Arthur Kimball
August Miller
Mobile
Martha Stauffer
Sanford Miles
Grand Rapids
Mich
Harry Macy
Delchamps
W. P. Russell
Qollia Anderson
Eugene
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HS Wife
DR. Owen
Irvington, Ala
Brewton, Ala
Gabriel
Diamond Lavallie
Lavallieres
Waterman’s
Ceaca
Wren Sara
Reustas Betas
Parmar
Giafenipta
Pesta Be Etees Cianea
Liddiuk
Caw
Waldermar
Ig Roary
PR Sen
Beeler Aioe
Gillette
Waterman’s Fountain
Etglattale
Ees
Seelees Ewes
Gabrifl
Sterling
Christmas Savings Club
Loewengardt & Armstrong
New Orleans
Dauphin Street
Gabriel Jewelry Company
Mobile, Alabama
Dawes
Henry Young
Kankakee
Mrs. A. E. Parks
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